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Flashrom 1.0 Officially Released For Programming BIOS/EFI/ROM Flash Chips

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  • Flashrom 1.0 Officially Released For Programming BIOS/EFI/ROM Flash Chips

    Phoronix: Flashrom 1.0 Officially Released For Programming BIOS/EFI/ROM Flash Chips

    The Flashrom utility that's associated with the Coreboot project for reading/writing/erasing/verifying flash chips commonly for motherboard BIOS/UEFI/firmware chips has reached its long-awaited v1.0 milestone...

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    Ahh, the fond memories i have with this program, i managed to brick an old amd64 motherboard by flashing a wrong bios.

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      My memories are mainly just limited to reading, and often to be stopped by an unsupported SIO or flash chip. I once actually wrote a newer BIOS I had ripped from a newer revision of a mainboard to an older, and it worked (so far I tested). But it was only some dirt cheap mainboards (with socketed chips) from thin clients I got as a six pack for a single Euro on ebay. So I didn't yet dare to flash mainboards on my productive machines with it - yet.
      Stop TCPA, stupid software patents and corrupt politicians!

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